This year’s Europe Day celebration at Paralimni Lyceum was part of a broader set of activities that began in the final two weeks of the school year and culminated on Friday, 9 May, the official Europe Day and the last day of classes.

During this period, our school had the pleasure of welcoming students and teachers from Slovakia, Italy, and Greece as part of ongoing Erasmus+ partnerships. These visits promoted cultural exchange, inclusion, cooperation, and European friendship, bringing together students from diverse backgrounds through creative, hands-on learning.

Students took part in a series of interdisciplinary activities focused on acceptance, multiculturalism, music, gastronomy, and the core values of the European Union.

The celebration was characterised by enthusiasm, high participation, and creativity, offering students the opportunity to experience the essence of Europe through non-formal, collaborative learning.

It served as a joyful reminder of what it means to be part of a united and inclusive Europe — a community built on diversity, shared values, and meaningful connections.